Process Engineer - CNC

About the role

The NPI Process Engineer is responsible for new process transfer, providing solutions for challenges arising from customer and production needs, integrating new processes into production, and conducting training for new implementations.

Key responsibilities

• Develop process and production concepts for improvement of existing processes, implementation of new processes or new products, and execute process and production line optimizations
• Prepare requirement and performance specifications for machines and devices for production of new products in cooperation with internal and external authorities
• Prepare cost and time schedules and monitor their compliance
• Identify necessary production processes and capacities, and agree upon technical requirements for production lines
• Support development department in dimensioning of new products and production processes to ensure optimized serial production
• Plan, coordinate, and control production tests and putting into service of new production lines and processes
• Prepare engineering data files such as manufacturing instructions, manuals, and process plans
• Participate in purchasing negotiations with suppliers and evaluate performance of external service providers
• Oversee different initiatives or projects, monitor their progress and completion, and ensure they meet expectations in terms of cost, time, and quality
• Coordinate development of user manuals, training materials, and documentation needed for successful implementation

About you

• Degree in mechanical, material, or manufacturing engineering
• Minimum 3 years experience in the field of engineering or manufacturing within the semiconductor or optical industry
• Project Management knowledge
• Statistical analysis (DOE/MSA/SPC/Gr&R)
• GD&T
• Mechanical drawing
• CNC machining related knowledge of functioning, operating, and setting
• CAD and CAM
• Analytical and problem solving skills
• Communication skills, time management, conflict management, and presentation skills